What It Does: Powerful Automated Inventory Management Software for Wholesale and Multichannel eCommerce with a B2B Ordering Platform, and Mobile plus Shopify.
Staff Stats: 90 Employees
Financials: US$10 million
The company was founded in 2012 by three New Zealand entrepreneurs, brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest along with Carl Thompson, who set out with a simple, yet powerful goal: to help enable every commerce entrepreneur to build and scale an amazing business.
The founders saw an opportunity in Southeast Asia and moved to Singapore to be incubated by the country’s premier technology accelerator, JFDI. Previously running businesses ranging from retail apparel to web design, QuickBooks Commerce was born out of the frustration of being unable to efficiently manage and track retail inventory and warehouse administration.
The goal was to build software that would power the entire backend operations of growing small and medium wholesale and eCommerce businesses empowering them to become as fast and efficient as the world’s biggest online stores. And to do it with software that was elegant, integrated, and easy to use.
QuickBooks Commerce provides a powerful cloud-based commerce platform for growing companies. We are at the heart of our customers’ workflows. Our software runs the back office and provides vital operational information to other business-critical software systems while connecting with supply chain partners in real-time.
We seamlessly manage complex workflows and scalability requirements.QuickBooks Commerce supports businesses that operate with multiple users, sales channels, warehouses, currencies, and tax requirements, as well as CRM tools and integrations that are essential to business including accounting software, marketplaces, and many other tools.
We work with thousands of amazing commerce businesses in over 100 countries who transact more than USD 3.7 billion value of goods using our platform. Customers who are running their business operations on QuickBooks Commerce cover a wide range of industries including fashion & apparel brands, cosmetics, health & wellness, food & beverage, and many others.
QuickBooks Commerce is a global company with customers around the world. From our headquarters in Singapore to our offices in Toronto and Manila, the team at QuickBooks Commerce come together with a common purpose - to help our customers get out of their cubicles and offices to focus on what they love doing best: building amazing businesses.
We started the business to see millions of entrepreneurs bloom. We enable this growth by providing operational excellence, peace of mind, a best-in-class product, and a team that evolves, adapts, and grows with our customers, at every stage of their journey.
If you'd like to work for a dynamic, rapidly expanding company (with rapidly expanding possibilities) then we'd love to hear from you.
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The interview day usually begins with set-up and a craft demonstration, followed by interviews with potential team members and colleagues. In some circumstances, adjustments may be made to the interview process.
Most engineers usually spend their interview set-up/prep time downloading coding software/tools and solving a technical question on their own to present during the onsite craft demo. Other interviewees will arrive early to set up their computers and test connectivity prior to the interview starts.
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